Valhall Via Ferrata Family Friendly Climbing in Odda

2 hours

Norwegian, English

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Overview

Available languages

Norwegian

English

2 hours

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Valhall Via Ferrata offers an exhilarating climbing experience perfect for families and beginners. Set in the stunning landscapes of Hardanger, this scenic Via Ferrata starts directly from Lothepus Camping, leading climbers over 120 meters of climbing and 70 vertical meters, followed by a 500-meter return walk. With no previous climbing experience required on guided tours, participants aged 7 and up can enjoy breathtaking views of the fjord and the charming stave church below. Join a guided tour for a safe adventure complete with a professional guide, climbing harness, and helmet, ensuring a memorable day out in Norway's majestic nature.

- Family-friendly Via Ferrata suitable for ages 7 and up

- Guided tours include expert guides, harness, and helmet

- Approximately 2-hour experience with stunning views

- Meeting point at Lothepus Camping, close to Odda town center

Additional Info

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

What To Expect

Travelers will meet at the reception at Lothepus Camping before joining their guide and getting fitted with the necessary safety equipment, including a climbing harness and helmet. After a short introduction, the group heads to the start of Valhall Via Ferrata. During the climb, participants make their way up a 120-meter route with around 70 vertical meters, following the fixed cable and iron steps built into the rock. Along the way, they will enjoy beautiful views of the fjord, the surrounding mountains, and the stave church below at Lothepus Camping. The route includes different sections that feel exciting and rewarding, while still being suitable for beginners and families with children from 7 years and up. After reaching the top, travelers return on foot along a trail of around 500 meters back down. The full experience takes approximately 2 hours and offers a great combination of adventure, scenery, and a sense of achievement.